65 Easy Songs For Electronic Keyboard (Just Three Chords!): Easy keyboard favourites using only C, F and G chords

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Just 3 chords! This bumper collection contains 65 popular pieces for electronic keyboard... and you can play them all using just the C, F and G major chords! Contains nursery rhymes, hymns, Christmas, folk songs and old time favourites, such as Amazing Grace, For He's A Jolly Good Fellow, Happy Birthday, Jingle Bells, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, and many more! Also including suggested instrument, rhythm and tempo, you will find something for every occasion in these pages. CONTENTS – All Things Bright And Beautiful – Alouette – Amazing Grace – A-Tisket, A-Tasket – Auld Lang Syne – Away In A Manger – Baa Baa Black Sheep – Billy Boy – BINGO – Camptown Races – Cockles And Mussels Cotton-Eyed Joe – Do You Know The Muffin Man? – Down In The Valley – English Country Garden – Five Little Ducks – Five Little Speckled Frogs – For He’s A Jolly Good Fellow – Frère Jacques – Girls And Boys Come Out To Play – Give Me Oil In My Lamp – Go Tell It On The Mountain – God Save The Queen – Good King Wenceslas – Happy Birthday – Heads, Shoulders, Knees And Toes – Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush – He’s Got The Whole World In His Hands – Hickory Dickory Dock – Home On The Range – How Great Thou Art – Humpty Dumpty – Incy Wincy Spider – Jingle Bells– Joy To The World – Kumbaya – Little Brown Jug – London Bridge Is Falling Down – London’s Burning – Mary Mary Quite Contrary – Mary Had A Little Lamb – Michael, Row The Boat Ashore – Miss Polly Had A Dolly – O Little Town Of Bethlehem – Oh, My Darling Clementine – Oh! Susanna – Oh, When The Saints Go Marching In – Old MacDonald – One, Two, Three, Four, Five – Oranges And Lemons – Polly-Wolly-Doodle – Pop Goes The Weasel – Rain, Rain, Go Away – Row, Row, Row Your Boat– She’ll Be Coming Round The Mountain– Silent Night– Simple Gifts– Swing Low, Sweet Chariot – The First Nowell– The Grand Old Duke Of York– The Wheels On The Bus– This Old Man– Three Blind Mice– Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star– Yankee Doodle Review: Keyboard book will make you feel musically accomplished with only three chords - Bought this keyboard book because I wanted something fun and easy that would let me actually play songs without feeling like I needed a music degree, a private tutor, and a dramatic training montage first. I was looking for something beginner friendly, low pressure, and realistic for those of us who want to enjoy playing without immediately getting humbled by sheet music that looks like advanced math. This ended up being exactly the kind of book I needed. Using just three chords keeps things simple, but it still feels satisfying because you are playing real songs and not just poking at keys hoping it somehow counts as music. What I like is how approachable it feels. The songs are easy enough that I could sit down and start making progress without getting frustrated five minutes in, which is rare and honestly beautiful. There is something very encouraging about realizing you can get through familiar tunes with just C, F, and G. It made practice feel more fun and a lot less like homework. I had one of those moments where I played something recognizable and immediately looked around the room like I was expecting applause from an invisible audience. That kind of confidence boost is half the reason to buy a book like this in the first place. I also appreciate that it keeps things enjoyable for casual players. Sometimes beginner music books can feel a little too dry or overly basic, but this one hits a nice balance. It is simple without feeling childish, and it gives you enough songs to keep things interesting. That matters because if I get bored, I will absolutely drift away and start doing literally anything else. With this, I actually wanted to keep flipping through and trying more songs. It feels like a great way to build confidence, get comfortable with chord changes, and spend time at the keyboard without turning it into a full emotional event. Overall, I have been really happy with this book. It makes learning feel doable, fun, and weirdly rewarding, even if your current skill level is somewhere between beginner and enthusiastic button presser. For me, it has been a great reminder that making music does not have to be complicated to be enjoyable. Review: Value - This is excellent for learners like me